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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
4
A Journal item by J W Jarnigan notes that Iowa state school chief McClenahan faces opposition from many county superintendents to a second term, while an opposing reader argues he is well regarded. The piece clarifies an error in dating and byline, with no verdict on merits.
Verh reports Mennonites in Canada and the United States intend to leave for Los Angeles, calling it the greatest religious exodus since ancient Israel. The move stems from wartime clashes with governments as conscientious objectors to war. The piece notes sects with antiwar beliefs may deem fighting wrong and questions the treatment of conscientious scruples.
Ice cream and railroad fares stay high as residents mock efforts to cut costs. Tawney Apple remains a focal point, while the snapshot camera spares many notable people from frequent trips to the photography studio.
Poet Walt Mason celebrates a carefree day avoiding worries as he reads and recalls tales of kings and battles. He notes friends grow bored with routine nights and dull social life, while he finds escape in literature and the Workday world.
Iowa contributions to Near East Relief total nearly 200 000 dollars for the year ending June 30 1921 including cash pledges corn food products and clothing through Bundle Days. Carl A Montanus named Iowa state director succeeding J E B Kirbye while Des Moines banker George E Pearsall serves as treasurer. Tanlac praised by M F Diehl of Marshalltown Iowa who reports improved health and weight gain after use.
The piece argues Mennonites oppose fighting, forced to “do their bit” during war, and notes Paraguay’s 3,000,000 acres leased to them with military exemption. It questions whether they will relocate, suggesting conflict between their beliefs and broader expansion of contact.
Dr and Mrs BE E Stutsman marked their ninth anniversary with a small gathering including Dr A W Clow who received entertainment honors and Mrs W S Elton who won the consolation prize. Four other couples attended with Mr and Mrs Williams of Iowa City visiting. Refreshments followed.
Rain arrives with open shelter for horseshoe pitchers and locals, a business man jokes about stock in Washington's new hotel, and plans for county fair pavilions and a swim pool surface amid travel by a four‑person party. California pennants and a Maine license plate appear in the scene.
State auditor clears Cedar Rapids board of education in real estate purchase and bond sales. Report finds tax and bond funds properly handled and expenditures itemized. Real estate value shown as higher since purchase. injunction remains to stop further bond sales.
Mount Vernon Iowa July 18 President Charles W Flint of Cornell college has been named by Governor Kendall as representative of the independent colleges of Iowa on the state board of education examiners. The seven member board issues teachers certificates and sets standards for certification across the state.
In Lake Crystal Minnesota a bay horse crushed an 11 year old boy in a barn and then fatally injured his father the next day. Henry Ehler and his son died within two days in hospital after the accidents.
DANISON July 18 A family returning home seven miles north of Denison was caught in a violent storm. A large tree toppled onto their auto crushing it. The wife sustained serious back injuries and an eight year old daughter died at the hospital the next day despite surgery in Council Bluffs.
Doctor Waller says the emotive response lies in the palm and sole of the foot. The remark will be familiar to those with experience of tailway porters of potential father in laws. the note ends with Passing Show Lovdva.
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